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The Skinwalker team is back! For every action there's an equal reaction. Rey's a good kid who's made some mistakes. Noah's an ex-cop who became a bondsmen in a failed attempt to save his marriage. One choice is about to send both their lives into chaos.

Issues #22-24 are also in Four Color (Dell, 1942).

Launched in October 2005, the Wallace & Gromit Comic included features and stories starring Aardman Animation's puppet characters Wallace and Gromit. It lasted twenty-six issues.

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We are back into the hopeful, apocalyptic world of Tala and Hototo. Year 2090. Six years have passed since Salvation Day, when Palladions, with their majestic powers, emerged as the protectors of humanity, saving the five remaining Megalopolis and securing the future of the human species. But nothing stays and the horizon always brings a new storm. These are dark times. Death, famine and desperation lurk around the streets of Megalopolis 9. The shield has lost thirty percent of its reach. The New Nature has learnt to create cuts in the energy channels that power the Beacon and the Palladions. A neverending horde of beasts siege the remains of the city, increasing the desperation among the population. The responsibility of keeping the city afloat lies on the shoulders of Generals Nesbo and Terrassa, who have to resort to risky survival measures. Journeying outside of the city in search of food is the only thing that is keeping the population alive, but nothing seems enough. Fear opens its way through Megalopolis 9 like a great crack of faith that separate more and more the population from the Palladions. Snow covers the city with a heavy white mantle, invoking oblivion and nothingness.

This is it, what everything has been building toward. The Dark Princess’ plans to rule the universe are coming to fruition. The worlds are falling before her feet. Only Skye and a handful of desperate heroes stand between hope and utter annihilation in this massive, climactic, over-sized conclusion to the Fractured Universe Saga!

Teen Jinx Holliday is Riverdale’s go-to babysitter. The (often unruly) kids that she watches over always change, seemingly for the better. The key to her success? Her book of unique fairy tales, all of which tell a moralistic story—usually grim, gruesome ones that frighten the children with Jinx as the star of each and every one. What sinister, I mean, serious lessons will she teach her wards?

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So far, AC Comics ONLY true foray into crime comics. "Only those that embrace me shall see me and those that embrace me shall suffer... for I am a tool of the Devil... I am Lady Crime." Horror hosts like E.C."s Crypt Keeper, or Warren Publication's Uncle Creepy are familiar enough, in the late-1940's heyday of crime comics, similar narrative characters were used in those books, too. Charles Biro's "Mr. Crime", from Crime Does Not Pay, being the most memorable. When the great Bob Powell jumped on the crime comics gravy train of that era, leave it to him to provide the concept with a superb sense of irony- a beautiful woman as the ultimate spirit of evil! And so Lady Crime was born. Unfortuneately for Powell fans, the Lady only appeared a couple of times in the Golden Age, and one of those appearances is reprinted in this book, "Murder For Pennies", originally seen in Kerry Drake Comics #8, May of 1948. AC's editorial staff took the liberty of utilizing the talents of Lady Crime to narrate two other wild, Powell- drawn precode crime stories here, though;"Aristocrat Of Crime",first printed in Fawcett's Down With Crime, circa 1950; and "Underground Oblivian". Plus, another two-page Powell featurette- "How Good A detective Are You?"

First two annuals were produced by Grandreams. The later were produced by Marvel U.

An Archie fanzine special.

Short lived John Spencer title drawn by Michael Jaye, featuring the adventures of costumed government secret agent Purple Hood. Only two issues were published.

Short lived John Spencer series drawn by Michael Jaye about time-travelling hero Mark Tyme. Only two issues were published.